A Day in the Life of a Truck Driver in the 1920s
Long before the Interstate Highway System, crossing America meant navigating muddy wagon roads, fading trail markers, and hand-drawn maps. Discover how early drivers survived cross-country journeys before highways existed—and how one unforgettable road trip helped inspire the modern interstate system. #History #America #RoadTrip #Interstate #Documentary #Transportation
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